Located in the northeast of Mallorca, between the Son Real nature reserve, Playa de Muro and the Albufera, Can Picafort is a place whose history has always been linked to the sea. Ever since it was first founded as a small fishing village, the town has been able to grow and evolve without losing sight of its origins.  

Nowadays, Can Picafort is one of the most popular towns on the island for a summer break, while also remaining a destination that enjoys the most authentic Mediterranean way of life. This is a town that has it all: from long sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters to small rocky coves and nature trails, from lively squares to a fantastic seafront promenade that is always brimming with life. An ideal destination for just relaxing with your partner, having fun with the kids, or exploring the rich biodiversity and archaeological heritage of Mallorca. 

What to see in Can Picafort: 

• Son Bauló Beach: the best of all the Can Picafort beaches, with fine sand, calm seas, a family atmosphere and easy access to the Son Real nature reserve. 
• Son Real Necropolis: one of the largest necropolises in Mallorca, dating back to the 7th century BC. Located in a nature reserve alongside the sea.  
• Muro and Sa Pobla: two inland villages just a few minutes away by car, ideal for learning more about the more traditional and agricultural way of life on the island.  
• Muro Beach: the longest beach on the island, considered one of the best in Europe. With fine white sand, natural sand dunes and intense turquoise-blue seas.